Appointing a series of high school principals in Hanoi
The Hanoi Department of Education and Training has just mobilized and appointed a series of new principals of high schools in the city.
Accordingly, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nham Huyen, Principal of Phan Dinh Phung High School, was transferred and appointed as Principal of Truong Dinh High School.
Replacing Ms. Nham Huyen at Phan Dinh Phung High School was Mr. Le Ngoc Hoa, Chief of Office of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training.
Mr. Nguyen Trung Hieu, Deputy Chief of the Department's Office, was assigned to be in charge of the Department's Office.
Mr. Le Viet Duong, Principal of Truong Dinh High School, was transferred and appointed as Principal of Doan Ket - Hai Ba Trung High School.
Hoang Cau High School also changed its principal. Ms. Nguyen Thi Kieu Hanh, Principal of Quang Trung - Dong Da High School, will take on this position to replace Ms. Luu Thi Lap. See more...
Cases of hiring teachers to teach extra classes in violation of regulations
Notes when registering for public 10th grade entrance wishes in Hanoi
Exam time: The entrance exam for grade 10 of non-professional public high school in Hanoi takes place on June 7-8, 2025.
Time to register wishes: 9th grade students submit wishes at school on April 18, 2025.
Number of wishes: Students can register a maximum of 3 wishes to enter public high schools, ranked in order of wish 1, wish 2 and wish 3.
Area regulations for each wish:
Wishing Prize 1 and Wishing Prize 2 must be in the same admission area as prescribed.
Wishing 3 can belong to any area.
Admission zone: Hanoi is divided into 12 admission zones, ensuring that students do not have to travel too far to go to school. See more...
Request to clarify the incident of a 120,000 VND meal at a boarding school
Parents of students at Quan Hoa Boarding Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities (Thanh Hoa) reported that boarding students' meals have less food than they need, especially for high school students. Currently, each student has a quota of 50,000 VND/day for three meals, of which 20,000 VND/meal includes gas and spices. A meal for 6 students costs 120,000 VND, but many students think that the amount of food is not enough.
In response to this reflection, on March 25, the school met with the Parents' Representative Board to find a solution. It is expected that in the near future, the school will implement the form of dividing separate meals for each student instead of eating by meal as at present. At the same time, gas and spices costs will be separated to ensure more filling meals.
The People's Committee of Quan Hoa district committed to inspect the incident on March 26 and provide appropriate solutions. If negative findings are discovered, the district will strictly handle them to protect the rights of students. The school currently has 197 students living and eating in the boarding area. See more...
